How to Say “Celiac Disease” in Swedish

celiaki
Celiac disease in Swedish is celiaki.
The term celiaki refers to the medical condition itself. If you are referring to the people who have the disease, you use the term celiakiker.

Did you know?

  • Despite 'celiakiker' being the correct term, many Swedes use the more colloquial 'glutenallergiker' in casual conversation, even if it is medically imprecise.
  • The term naturligt glutenfri is used in Sweden to distinguish between ingredients processed to remove gluten and those that never had it.
  • If you are dining out, you might say 'Jag har celiaki' to be precise, but many Swedes simply say 'Jag tål inte gluten' to mean 'I cannot tolerate gluten'.

Examples in context

  • Min vän lider av glutenintolerans.
    My friend suffers from celiac disease.
  • Han har fått diagnosen celiaki.
    He has been diagnosed with celiac disease.
  • Är det svårt att leva med celiaki?
    Is it difficult to live with celiac disease?
  • Jag kan inte äta vete på grund av min celiaki.
    I cannot eat wheat because of my celiac disease.

Example conversation

Lucas and Emma are looking at a restaurant menu.

  1. Lucas

    Kan vi äta här trots din celiaki?
    Can we eat here despite your celiac disease?
  2. Emma

    Ja, de har glutenfria alternativ.
    Yes, they have gluten-free options.
  3. Lucas

    Det är skönt att höra.
    That is good to hear.
  4. Emma

    Jag ska fråga servitören om det.
    I will ask the waiter about it.
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